Elantra

Yes I would. Unlike the first book this one takes you primarily from the male's perspective. It is a different take on love. When it comes to these two communication seems to be key but neither one seems to know how to do it well.

When Nick sits Jordan down in the back of the cop car and tells her that she screwed up his live and that he is in love with her. Probably one of the most heartfelt moments in the entire book.

Jordan's brother Kyle. To me he seems like the type of guy a girl would be luck to get.

When Nick brought Kyle clothes after he got out of jail. He may be interested in Jordan but he still remembered her brother and the things he may need.

This is the second installment in the Midnight breed series. And it is a good one. The main part of the story took a while to get to because of all the background information and dealings of the other characters and the lack of communication on both sides as to their motives of being with each other.

But once the action began it never stopped. You get to see how the other couples and warriors are doing in this book. Which in my opinion is a good thing. In many series the other characters become inconsequential and forgotten falling to the way side, but not in this one. You also get to see the breed world through more than just the two main characters eyes.

Even though the beginning of the book is slow and the ending is thrust upon you it is a fantastic read. The series really starts to draw you in. With each book the overall scheme of the mastermind whom, as all masterminds want to do "take over the world" gets rolling.

In this book the warriors are put in an untenable situation, save one and risk others or keep the breed population fearing them? What ever choice they make someone will suffer for it. It is a great book and one that I'm happy to have read.

This is one of those series that you have to take a minute and think about. Do you really want to invest time, energy, and money/credits into. It took me along time to get the second book at the first one. I thought after reading the first on that it wasn't my kind of series. It seemed too unreal (Not as if vampires are real and all), but I was on the fence about this series.

I had to go back and reread the book. It was a good thing. I had missed some details that helped me understand the story more. Now I am addicted to the series and I am in a rush to get them all and devour them.

In this series you see the age old battle of good vs evil. And a battle to save, well the world what else? It is a fun and entertaining book, and the series is full of studly and muscle bound warriors who want to find their other half and protect her. Oh and save the world from rough vampires of course.

It is a good series and the narrator does a wonderful job with the story. She really makes the words come alive for you. It is in my top ten best series list, and one that I plan on rereading again and again.

This book was so good. Even though it was action right out of the gate and didn't stop. At times I felt like I needed to catch my breath because the pace of the book was just so fast. It was non-stop.

Don't get me wrong, this book was fantastic! At times I felt like I wanted to reach into the story and shake some sense in to Vlad.

This story will leave you breathless and wanting more. The narrator did a great job reading the story. She got way into the sex scenes though and was in my opinion way too involved in them for my liking. Other than that the narrator was great as was the story line.

I am a huge fan of Patricia Briggs, but this book wasn't her best. I was impressed that in this one unlike her other books you had Adams point of view on some things. That was a nice touch.

This was a good book but it didn't captivate me like her previous books have. It was a good book but I can't say that it was the best. I was expecting more and I didn't get it. I understand that Mercy will almost always save the day, but after a while of her thrill seeking ideas get tiring and I think in this book it was too much.

It is my opinion that the series didn't necessarily needed this book to continue forward. It is a good book to pass the time, but if you are looking for the action filled books of the past this isn't the one. Yes there is action, but it so predictable that it is almost not worth the read.

This was such a good book! It had me on the edge of my seat. I kept telling myself that I wouldn't read the whole book in one sitting but I did it was that good.

Even though at times you want to smack Jackson for being such an idiot you have to admire his effort. Likewise Evie too needs a good smack up side the head. the two of them need to learn to communicate, but you see both of them grow and learn how to trust each other.

When I first saw that there was going to be two narrators I was more than a little skeptical. But after listening to both of them preform I was a skeptic no longer. Kresley Cole has out done her self in this new series. It was everything I had hoped for and then some.

The ending was the best part. The last few chapters you had no idea what was going to happen. It is one of those series that you are impatient for the next book to come out to answer all of your questions and find out what happens next.

I have gone back and reread the whole book and it gets better with every read. Though the action and bulk of the story line doesn't start until the second part of the book it is still a good read. I would most defiantly suggest this series to my friends and encourage others to read this book.

I'm not entirely sure I can wait until October for the second installment of the series to come out.

A new narrator.

If there was a new author. Don't get me wrong he was much better than the first narrator but that isn't saying much. I just couldn't get really into the book with the way the narrator was doing the female voices. It was very Distracting.

The book was good and in the middle it was hilarious. But if there was a new narrator it would have been much better. I know I sound like a broken record but it is true.

I think that Lynsay Sands is a good author and i would most likely will read another book by her. But Victoria McGee is a horrible narrator. I think Audible needs to reevaluate if they want her to continue as a narrator. She made it difficult to sit through the story. And at times I didn't even want to finish she was so bad.

I would. But not in audio form definitely in a book format. The narrator would make them want to tear out their hair.

Nothing. She is probably one of the worst narrators out there. It is a cross between a sex-line operator and a person who smokes a pack a day. She tried to sound all breathy and sweet for the women and it just didn't work. She managed to pull off the male parts just fine. But if I had to listen to her narrate another story I would opt out if it in a heartbeat.

The story line was very well thought out. And it was a new twist on the whole vampire story of vampire falls in love with a human.

I would. This is a book that can speak to any number of people. Rylann and Kyle were willing to fight for love and each other even when it would be easier to be apart.

Kyle. I don't know what it is but I think that if there was a real life Kyle Rhodes I would seek him out.

The personality of each character as described by Julie James. She brought life and emotion to the characters.

Yes. I managed to do so and then go to class the next day. It is a book worth sitting through. Putting it down would just be doing it a disservice.

Yes I would. This is a fun action book with romance thrown in. You can relate to the characters in the story because they go through some of the same struggles of normal everyday people. When it comes to love in this book Cameron and Jack take it to a whole new league.

When Jack wouldn't leave Cameron after she was shot. Even though it ment letting the shooter get away he wouldn't leave her

Umm the whole book. It was so good that it had me capture from the beginning.

Yes, it is one of those that if you try to put it down you will end up staying up all night to find out what happens to the characters.